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Affiliate disclosure
Some of the links in Pavilia are paid links. If you book through one, the partner may pay Pavilia a commission. Here is which ones, and what that does and does not mean.
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How Pavilia earns
Pavilia is free to use. When you follow a link to a partner and book something there, that partner may pay Pavilia a commission. The commission is paid by the partner. It is never added to your price: you pay the partner’s own price, and Pavilia adds no markup and charges no booking fee.
Every link to one of the partners below is marked “Paid link”, next to the link itself. “May earn” is deliberate: a commission is paid only if the partner’s programme credits your booking.
Partners that pay a commission
- Uber
- Ticketmaster
- Booking.com
- Hostelworld
- Yelp
- Omio
- GetYourGuide
- Kayak
- Trainline
- FlixBus
- BlaBlaCar
- Busbud
Google Flights is not in that list: Pavilia is paid nothing when you follow that link, so they are not marked.
Some tours in Pavilia are run by local operators that Pavilia has signed directly. Where you book one of those with Pavilia, the operator pays Pavilia a commission out of the price you pay; see Tour bookings in the Terms.
Commission does not change what we show you
Whether a partner pays Pavilia is not used to choose, filter or order the links and suggestions you see. Being paid a commission does not mean we have vetted or endorsed a partner.
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The wider picture is in How Pavilia makes money in the Terms. What we record when you tap a partner link is in Outbound clicks, and how Pavilia earns in the Privacy Policy.